Raise timeout in t/debugger.t (RT#117107)#131
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The "debugger" test in t/debugger.t currently sets `alarm 5` which leads to reproducible failures on slow platforms like the Raspberry Pi 1. In practice the test can take over 10 seconds; setting the timeout to `30` should give plenty of wiggle room while still not blocking the whole tests for too long in case of failures. Fixes: RT#117107
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The "debugger" test in t/debugger.t currently sets
alarm 5which leads to reproducible failures on slow platforms like the Raspberry Pi 1. In practice the test can take over 10 seconds; setting the timeout to30should give plenty of wiggle room while still not blocking the whole tests for too long in case of failures.Fixes: RT#117107